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Computer scientists at Johns Hopkins University determined that Twitter posts reveal key patterns and trends related to health, from which ailments are on the rise in certain areas of the country to which medicines are actually working. Researchers fed 2 billion public tweets posted between May 2009 and October 2010 into computers and used software to filter out the 1.5 million messages that refer
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NEW YORK – Ever wanted to stuff that "Can you hear me now?" guy into the trunk of your car and take him on a tour of those maddening spots where your cell phone won't work? One telecommunications company has a plan to do the mechanical equivalent. The Stockholm-based firm Ericsson recently got approval from New York's taxi commission to place mobile sensors in the trunks of at least 50 cabs in an
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